Gents Watches

Since its foundation in 1930, CITIZEN has promoted a multi-cultural mindset that fosters excellence and creativity. CITIZEN integrates a comprehensive manufacturing process from creating individual components to a watch’s final assembly.

In celebration of the RAF Red Arrows 60th Display Season, CITIZEN is proud to present the latest addition to its Red Arrows collection.

The Limited Edition Red Arrows Promaster Automatic GMT flight-ready timepiece is a mission-focused powerhouse, featuring a sturdy construction stainless steel case with a 24-hour bezel and two bold crowns to match. Luminous hands and markers contrast against a black sunray dial accompanied by the official RAF Red Arrows logo. An aeronautical slide-rule scale surrounds the display and is operated by an 8 o'clock crown and a red-accented 24-hour hand which can be used to display two different time zones simultaneously.

Inside this timepiece is the Citizen Calibre 9054, an automatic mechanism featuring a 50-hour power reserve and magnetically resistant up to 16000 A/M to maintain accuracy.

This timepiece is limited to 4,999 pieces worldwide, features the iconic Diamond Nine engraved on the case back and is presented in a limited edition box with plaque and model Corgi Red Arrows plane.

• Worldwide Limited Edition No. 0374/9999

• Model Number:JY8126-51E
• Crystal: Scratch resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
• Case: Stainless steel
• Bracelet: Stainless Steel
• Dial: Black
• Water resistance: 20 bar/200 metres/660 feet
• Case size: 45mm diameter
• Movement: Automatic
• Manufacturer's Warranty: Five Years (UK & Ireland). Additional year available upon registering the watch.

Please note all items will need to be signed for at the point of delivery. If your order is returned because the postal service or courier were for whatever reason unable to deliver, you will responsible for all return and repeat delivery charges. If someone without authority signs for the purchase at the address you have given us, it will not be the responsibility of T. B. Mitchell.